A new Stanford study uses behavioral analysis, neural engineering, electrophysiology, and math to explore how mice decide whether to eat or drink when they are both hungry and thirsty.
Stanford celebrates 50 years of Structured Liberal Education
Some 200 alumni of the Structured Liberal Education (SLE) program gathered to share anecdotes and appreciation for the beloved residence-based, undergraduate academic program.
Where starfish hang their hats (basically anywhere)
Starfish start life with bilateral body symmetry – like humans – but grow up to have fivefold “pentaradial” symmetry, with multiple headlike regions. “It is just weird, and most likely the evolution of the group was even more complicated than this.”
Chemists have unlocked a new pathway for breaking down problem proteins, opening the door to treatments for autoimmune diseases and treatment-resistant cancers.
In a test of their new analysis tool, researchers show where “moving up” or “moving over” may make the most sense for those affected by the 2022 Pakistan flood, and what costs it would entail.
Stanford’s ethnic community centers inducted four new members into the university’s Multicultural Alumni Hall of Fame at a ceremony held during Reunion Homecoming weekend.
